I was thinking this is bad, but this thing is running a 2.4 kernel, so it's probably just a wired ethernet port on the back of the device. Limited but dangerous

I was thinking this is bad, but this thing is running a 2.4 kernel, so it's probably just a wired ethernet port on the back of the device. Limited but dangerous potential here. Nope, it's a thousands times worse. This devices has WiFi. You don't even need to plug a cable in the back. I can't find how the wireless is configured in their manual[1], but they clearly mention Wireless LAN. [1]: http://www.meql.com/Manuals/Abbott-Hospira-PCA-III-Mednet-User-Manual.pdf http://www.meql.com/Manuals/Abbott-Hospira-PCA-III-Mednet-Us...